Review

Two graduate students, into their work but aloof from themselves

The musical, in a sterling production, does justice to Alice Walker's book.

The ghost of John Barrymore is the liveliest part of the play, and surely of this production.

Nora, who walks out the door at the end of Henrik Ibsen's masterpiece, is back.

The war hero Achilles and his friend, Petroclus, consider their love and interdependence.

Can old and new neighborhood cultures survive together?

Sheridan's witty 1775 play about love and rivalry becomes a musical romp.

A post-apocalyptic vision of a world without electricity uses "The Simpsons" as a cultural icon that draws people together.

People live by the rhythm of the waves, at the end of an era of oystering.

Slimmed down and moving along, the production irons some of the wrinkles out of Arthur Miller's play.

Philadelphia actor Kraig Swartz revisits the role he played in 2002 at Act II Playhouse.

An ancient story by Euripides that never gets old.

A witch contest in drag, to find this year's witchiest.

Lynn Nottage's play about factory decline and its effect on disrespected workers puts the stage company back into production.

A teenage girl faithfully looks after a father with MS, and balances her real life with fantasy.